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28 Fake Questions: Vetting The ‘Love’ Candidates
Do you have a ‘love checklist’? Are you firm in what you’re looking for in a significant other? Does it require your girl to be pretty, musical, smart, a fly tap dancer, speak Pig Latin, and cook well in nothing but an apron? Have you ever looked at your list & realized you might be a touch delusional? I’m still in denial about my totally non-existent checklist, but from time to time I’m forced to face reality.
In every election season, there’s a tough vetting process for the candidates. Sometimes it’s accidental vetting, but occasionally the candidates are forthcoming with their quirks. We want someone who fits us. I know many of you guys are dragging your feet on dating or committing because, well, you’re just unsure whether that girl you like has what’s needed to complement your own quirks. In other words, you’re not sure how much like your mom she really is. This fixes that. Just hand her this questionnaire and sit back while she fills in the magic. You’ll know soon enough whether your girl is the perfect cross between Giada, Megan Fox, Natalie Wood, and your mom. Also, don’t be surprised if she high-tails it out of there, slaps you, or turns the tables and hands you a questionnaire of her own.
In my generous effort to help my fellow helpless men who inexplicably find themselves in situations where they’re receiving ‘love’ applications and/or resumes for a certain position, I’ve made this excellent questionnaire. Start vetting your ‘love candidates’. You are welcome. Read the rest of this entry »
Dating Satisfaction Survey
If you could find out why you’d been rejected by someone, you’d want to know, right? Absolutely! Whether you’ve been rejected by someone you’ve been seeing a few years or have been rejected by the person you thought might turn out to be that special someone you’d eat lunches with in the park, it would be great to know. None of that “it’s not you, it’s me” business. No.
Please fill out this card.
On a scale from 1 to 5, rate:
- our conversations
- the frequency of calls
- the frequency of emails
- date enjoyment
- how interesting I am
- what you think of my taxidermy hobby
- what you think of my undertaker job (and how it relates to taxidermy)
- how attractive I am in downpours
- how our personalities match
Answer the following questions as completely as possible.
- Why did you lose interest?
- At what stage of the game did you discover I was a troll?
- Were you ever really interested?
- Will you shop here again?
A dating satisfaction survey would be swell. You might learn something. It would be useful knowledge, too, especially if it’s a minor item in your approach that’s easily adjustable. Maybe it was how you sold yourself. The self-advertising. Clearly, there was some communication problem, because it’s obvious you’re awesome. Even if it’s something major about you that you couldn’t easily change or wouldn’t want to change (you’re an unabashed Ace of Base fan), it would be great to know where you stand. If there’s something you can work on, work on it. If not, move on and adjust your target.
Maybe you thought things were going swimmingly and started getting those lovesick feelings you hadn’t felt in such a long time. This person came closest to meeting most of the items on your very selective checklist (part of the reason you’re otherwise single). Maybe you’d started your rusty amateur dating/attention strategy or were full into it, started envisioning or enjoying your new wonderful future with this person, then suddenly the bottom drops out and the object of your affection turns cold or starts treating you like an unwanted stranger. Wait, this hasn’t happened before. It’s often hard to pinpoint the moment of breakdown on your own. Only the other person really knows. And it’s so different each time.
Sadly, it’s unrealistic and exceedingly uncomfortable to ask and, seriously, do you really want to know? It might be very crushing to find out that this person you’re so fond of thinks you’re hideous, doesn’t believe you’ve amounted to much, and never really liked you in that way. It was all a big misunderstanding. You’re just fun to talk to. Sometimes. We had a few laughs. There was a little time to kill while the stew simmered.
That would be devastating. A sudden disinterest can be stupefying and such a blow from which you feel you’ll never recover. But you will. In fact, this is how we learn. How we grow. Maybe there’s something really wrong with the other person. Something better may come along. Or maybe not. And really, love is hard to measure on a scale. It’s a feeling that we either feel or we don’t. Sometimes it needs a little push. Maybe a shove. But watch out for the cliffs.
Related Reading:
Changing Your Relationship Status On A Social-Networking Site
Which is Your Type? A Pseudo-Cosmo Quiz
Celebrity Crushes: The Girl Next Door
Celebrity Crushes: Is Elegance Elitist?
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